the most awesom invention of all time

[Walter Moore]

"...I am sure the government will buy it."

Sadly, I suspect that the U.S. government owns hundreds of them.

[JohnnyO]

"It's not cheap, but I'm sure the government will buy it."

Ain't that the truth.

John

[5thhorsemann]

this one is pretty good too.

[esmit208]

Don't forget

This is a RENAULT engine. They quit selling cars in the US back in the early 80's because no one could work on them because they were too problematic. Are you sure you want one?

[esmit208]

WHAT THE HELL

is a turbo encapsulator? Someone please telll me!

[Zedrally]

http://www.iwsti.com/forums/non-sti-related-off-topic-videos/66543-turbo-encapsulator-finally-explained.html

[LeonV]

WHAT THE HELL

is a turbo encapsulator? Someone please telll me!

It is a flux storage device which utilizes the reluctance of the magnetic poles in order to generate electronic dissonance.

[pjoe]

That guy talks like Mike Tyson.

[sblake01]

It is a flux storage device which utilizes the reluctance of the magnetic poles in order to generate electronic dissonance.

No it isn't. It's a transmission that not only supplies inverse reactive current for use in unilateral phase detractors, but is also capable of automatically synchronizing cardinal grammeters. I took notes.

[FastWoman]

Absolute nonsense! Everyone knows cardinal grammeters were supplanted by longitudinal fasciculator valves beginning in the late '80's. I think they were phased out entirely by the mid 90's -- all except for the Renault, of course.

How old is this video, anyway?

Edited February 27, 2011 by FastWoman

[LeonV]

My apologies, I mistook the turbo encapsulator for a hydro anti-exergizer.

[280TurboZX]

way too funny.